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Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
Don, he wrote a article exposing DBA on VOSD, and much, much more must be said and done. I thought he was an ally of yours so I just made a suggestion.— March 11, 2014 4:06 a.m.
CPUC shows its inbred corruption
Don, the threat to public safety is worse than we know, per an NBC News post today: "U.S. Nuclear Agency Hid Concerns, Hailed Safety Record as Fukushima " http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/fukushima-annive… There is obviously more that the NRC is covering up about SCE and CPUC threats to public safety from SONGS, and there is much more to their criminal negligence than we know.— March 10, 2014 1:15 p.m.
Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
P.S. I notice that Goldsborough is publishing a new book in a month or so, wonder if he would be willing to expose Manchester like he did the Downtown Business Association? Would the Reader be willing to sponsor him for that purpose?— March 10, 2014 12:45 p.m.
Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
Nevertheless, the Manchester Oligarchy continues to rule in San Diego, threatening the future of San Diego using the power of his media empire, and no one is exposing him to all San Diegans so as to warn us that we must unite to fight back to protect our Democracy and long-term future quality of life.— March 10, 2014 3:55 a.m.
Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
Too bad we can't find anyone to expose Manchester expose him for what he is or San Diego shall just keep going down the sewer unless we can end his oligarchy. Guess we'll just have to start a mass migration to Colorado.— March 9, 2014 12:07 p.m.
Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
Don, it's time to turn the U-T Watchdog around to face into Manchester's Throne Room and do an investigative report on him that will make all the U-T deranged rants look like they are written by ignorant vassals. Manchester has created far too many starving families in San Diego so he can live and act like an Emperor over San Diego.— March 8, 2014 11:17 a.m.
Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
Don, it appears that it is time for someone to report, and/or write a book about the full extent of Manchester's corruption, larceny of taxpayer millions, etc. that have destroyed families and quality of life in San Diego. It's time for We The People to overthrow the plutocracy that controls San Diego so that San Diego can actually become America's Finest City and a model for the future of American Democracy.— March 7, 2014 2:17 p.m.
Almost 40% of households can't afford San Diego
This is another worst case scenario consequence of the San Diego political culture documented in "Paradise Plundered" and Steven Erie needs to publish a new edition now that Doug Manchester is the new Plunderer-In-Chief who has regained control of City Hall with his ouster of Filner and election of his newest republican vassal-Mayor Kevin Faulconer. Manchester has fleeced San Diego taxpayers at least as far back as Pete Wilson, while he pays his hotel employees starvation wages, to support the Pope Doug Oligarchy that rules and plunders San Diego with imperial impunity in spite of his destruction of the San Diego economy .— March 7, 2014 9:11 a.m.
CPUC shows its inbred corruption
The corrupt alliance between the CPUC and California public utilities has been going on for decades and has gotten outrageously worse since Peevey (former SCE President and current CPUC President) took over. The shutdown of SONGS was entireley due to gross criminal negligence by CPUC and utility executives and threatens to destroy the California economy if they are allowed to charge the ratepayers for the worst case scenario consequences of their corruption. This is one thing that Jerry Brown and the State legislature had better prevent.— March 7, 2014 7:57 a.m.
UT-TV goes dark on cable
Let's see now Don, where do I begin: republicans are attacking voting rights republicans are attacking civil rights republicans are attacking equality republicans are attacking women's rights republicans are attacking American Democracy They do not deserve a capital r, especially since the U-T covers up republican attacks against American Democracy like Der Sturmer did when they attacked, then slaughtered millions of innocent children, women and men. Never let down your guard Don, Never forget the lessons of history. Like the Jews and many others have warned, IT CAN HAPPEN AGAIN!, and it has in Africa, Asia and Europe.— February 22, 2014 11:28 a.m.